Suburban Extended Stay Albuquerque

The location doesn't really matter to me, because I always drive all over creation when I travel, so being right off the freeway is a plus. It was a very clean and comfortable room that I was able to check into at 7 a.m., very welcome since I had been driving all night. My only concern is the security light that was on right outside my window. No amount of black paper and duct tape would have kept the light out of my room. I've decided this is where I will stay every time I'm in Albuquerque from now on.

Quick access to I-40 & I-25, not far from Uptown. Safe area. Nothing fancy but certainly enough for an extended stay - kitchenette, laundry facility. Well maintained and with friendly staff.

Just passing through, room was very clean, nice to have a mini-kitchen. Would stay here again.

Could not be happier. Good location, spacious rooms, and good staff. Given the price it was a great deal!

Location was good, Price was very good and I had no problems locating my needed area for my meeting...defintely will stay here next visit, this palce came recommended and I'm glad I listened to them.

no amenities or help from the staff, i.e. coffee, ice, chair, etc.

Hotel had nice curb appeal, but needs some real hotel amenities. It did not have a chair in the room, and what hotel doesn't provide ice????

There is a Whole Foods about a mile away, and the kitchenette that comes with the room allowed me to cook most of my meals while I was there (about 5 days). The rooms weren't the best or most clean, but the kitchenette made me feel more at home. For the price you can't beat it. (40-45/day) The staff was friendly.

Don't bump the price higher SES, and you'll hang onto my business. I've never written a review here before, but I have stayed here multiple times and have been more than satisfied with the location, cleanliness and comfort.SES provides. If the price is any higher than the deal I got, I take my business elsewhere, as there are cheaper alternatives, that may not be as nice, but are certainly cheaper and acceptable. Amenities are moderate and need that special something, but if you know going in to bring your own ground coffee and filters, toiletries (unless you like the sliver of soap and conditioning shampoo they provide) and kleenex (or just use the provided toilet paper), you'll do better than surviive. Albuquerque has its rough patches, but this is in an OK location. The crack /heroin hures go elsewhere cheaper. Most tenants are respectful of noise & privacy concerns, and the management does not tolerate late disturbances of any sort. I'm talking about other less desirable lodging locations here, just to tell you what to be aware of when looking for short-term budget ABQ digs. I'm only staying a night or two usually. Some weeklies are a better deal, but don't do short-term rentals.

This hotel provided good value. It seemed to be a relatively new hotel and was in good condition.